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Genuine British-made "High Velocity" ballistic plate by Highmark Bodyarmour (Northern Ireland). Model HVO 50. Configured for Back fitting. Weight 1.85 kg.

A tactical icon in a desirable colorway: The LBT-1879E Split Front Chest Rig in Tan. Manufactured by London Bridge Trading, the 1879 series was the gold standard for US Navy SEALs for riverine and direct action missions. This "E" model variant features the classic split-front design for versatility. The item is in lightly used condition, showing honest history but no damage or failure of components.

A highly sought-after piece of "Old Gen" ABA gear: The Small Utility / Compass Pouch in Woodland camouflage. Commonly seen on the vests of Tier 1 operators (Delta, DEVGRU) during the Panama and Somalia eras. This pouch is distinguished by its "PULL THE DOT" directional snap button, designed to prevent accidental opening under stress. Perfect for holding a compass, strobe light, or field dressing. Features the proprietary ABA attachment system on the back.

Extremely rare LBT-2286 helmet cover prototype by London Bridge Trading. Reversible Marpat (Woodland/Desert) body with unique AOR2 (NWU III) edge binding. Features the distinctive "White Tag" indicating a factory test run. Size M/L.

The iconic Cold War winter staple! Up for sale is a genuine US Army Parka, Extreme Cold Weather (famously known as the "Fishtail" parka) in the highly sought-after Medium size. This is a complete 3-piece modular set featuring the outer shell (dated 1982), a warm quilted liner from the Vietnam era (1973), and a wire-framed hood with synthetic fur ruff (1979). The jacket boasts vibrant, rich colors and is in great vintage condition. There are a few tiny, pinhole-sized spark holes on the chest (see photos) that add to its authentic character. A timeless piece of outerwear.

A true Desert Storm legend! Up for sale is a genuine 2-piece US combat uniform (DBDU) set in the iconic 6-Color Desert camouflage, famously known as "Chocolate Chip". The coat features a crisp US Marine Corps (EGA) stencil on the left chest pocket. Both pieces are contract-dated to 1990 and made from ultra-durable NYCO twill (50% Cotton / 50% Nylon). Sizes for taller/larger builds: Coat is Large - Extra Long, Trousers are Extra Large - Long. Unissued New Old Stock (NOS) condition, though the trousers show some storage stains from decades of warehousing.

Extremely rare squadron patch for VA-185 "Nighthawks". Deployed on USS Midway during the Gulf War and disestablished in 1991. Vintage Cut Edge construction (likely Japanese Theater Made). A-6 Intruder insignia.

A scarce piece of late Vietnam War era web gear: The M14 "Nylon Duck" Magazine Pouch. Unlike the common canvas M1956 pouches, this nylon variant (associated with the M1967 MLCE/ALICE transition) is highly sought after because M14 gear was rarely produced in nylon once the M16 became standard. Contract dated 1972 (DSA100-72-C-0319). Condition is lightly used, featuring the soldier's name "WINK" hand-written on the lid.